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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
"Henry George and Free Land, ,

CHICAGO, ILL February 13.-In the
regular Sunday meeting of socialists
at No. II West Lake street today, one
of the speakers named Heman de-
nounced the militia as a standing
menace to labor. A Mr.. Peterson de-
clared trades unions and strikes fail
ures. The cry OF the workingman, he
said, should be Henry George and
free land" Socialism would not do,
because 30 few understood what social.
ism meant. At this point Mrs. Par
sons, who was present, demanded:
"What does socialism mean but free
lsndP" Mr.. Peterson: replied: "Well,
in that cause we stand on the same
ground, and 1 am glad OF it." Mrs.
Parsons then took the floor and de-
Tended anarchism as simply an ex-
treme of socialism. She called upon
the lsboring man to be prepared to
enforce his rights, whether it be by
ballots, bullets or dynamite. A social
list here interposed that there were de-
tectives in the hall, and that reporters
were present ready to serve as States
evidence. The meeting soon afterward
adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
New Hands Will BE Retained

NEW YoBK, February 1.-The Har
lem railroad and the New York City
and Northern and the Pennsylvania
companies have given orders that
none of the new hands shall be turned
away as long as they are competent to
do the work, and the chances OF the
old hands getting back are slim. At
some of the river piers the strikers
have gone back in a body, while at
many others the old hands are being
taken back quietly and individually.
Mr.. Dallas, of the Red I'D" Line, put
all his old men at work this morning
He said that he preferred his old men
to the poor specimens of humanity
which had been put on during the
strike to fill up gap. He had a com.
pact with his men something like that
which existed between the brewers
and their men. None of his men
went out of their own free will, but
simply because the Knights of Labor
ordered them out. At the Clyde Line
docks many Of the old men are
back, but not Jas union men. The
same rule is adopted at the Mallory
and Ward lines. The Baltimore and
Ohio dock at pier 10, East river, has
none bat Italians at work, the sgept,
Mr.. Marshall, having given orders that
none Of the strikers be given work.
Thomas Hogan & Sons, OF the largest
firms of s.evedores, in this city, have
taken 500 strikers back at full rates. At
many of the piers where the order has
been given not to employ strikers or
recognize the union, many regular
longshoremen have found employ
ment, but it is on the representation
that they are not connected with the
union. The men 60 where they are
not known to get work, aud this &C
counts for the rapid disappearance of
Italians and other foreigners from the
river front during the past few days.
An attempt to cause trouble among
the fiIemen and coal passers on some
of the cosstwise lines yesterday and
Saturday proved failure. The coal
passers and firemen on the Wsrd Line
struck just Is the steamer Saratoga
was throwing off her lines. The men,
however, had signed the ships srti-
Giles, AID were therefore liable to be
proceeded against for mutiny. This
measure being threatened, they re.
turned to work in preference to being
placed in irons and the vessel pro-
ceeded to sea, three hours late. The
fremen on the Clyde Line steamer
Yemassee also left their vessel ss the
whistle was blowing for the boat to
leave the lock. Men from two other
boats we're promptly put on board and
the delay was not more than an hours
duration. On the Mallory dock four
fremen quit work on the Carondelet. |
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

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atf fs'fIls Hlrn1s
3ames E4rn. ~ ths Es- Hive" Is
., rs... ~ tae n ia Atfsaa.
The Misses Una sod Lena hotsios1 sre
Feilioz tte.g >fsatpae9ts a. sesl.
Ma Aatls L Aiisf tamp clerk a. III
ssela.1fs. sfslds ne 4ouFtn uifu ;-iznds
il Detroit
Il a. Maguafa and County Tfeasarer
a y ofsoD.as g. 20 sparta lo14y. to ass'st
a. ra- gelebfaloa.
"14. gyie 4fa q party 81 friends ~iil
leave fais mefuiag i0r . rrp 20 l01ia.
sfffrnsl..s sn1 Detroit.
Mfr. Aianz8 Taylor aas daughter. Of
Aesf91 Ea.aaf. are visiting thsir sou and
bl..-e-. l4ol.as Taylor. - 90 North
f11f4-sf
Mss-f,. Hoyt q. sod Hsa-y g Post. ?. p
b.ogat srd Prot bfesson. ~ tbs chg uus
sailed fsN days ago for E4rope. arrived 10
liverpool yesterday
Cnsries b0asosfein and Aady Fyie. of
the Star Ci0thins House baTs gone acFo-s
fas Laks 20 spsrd lev lays a. Oskosn
tlad4laC aat other s. N..e0Es.n f0sLs.
Ar and 1ts. Ham ulcfsC hlak Mrs. A.
f.rasull<sr Ead N.ssss Mary and Olga
rt-sify. ef Milwaukee. surprised the iausliY
O Joan g. .tfau0. Of -oj Aostn frout-st.
Yesterday. by arriving ia tie ely 10 speld
the Fourth
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

Among the attractions at the Lake to-
day Will be the grand athletic eIbloi.
ton by JACK Bgrk and bis many friends.
nity a. the Irish Lad and Is good
ashier. having Standing challenge TO any
Tosn in the world. barring John l.. Snlli-
van, for 5000. BE gives this exhibition at
the earnest solicitation Of friends. before bis
departure for Australia, and will be asslst-
ei by tie champion club svingfr OF Chi
csg0 A. D. Rhenshaw. and Col Monastery
and pupil in an exhibition Of Fencing. the
Caileen Brothers on the horizontal bar and
Olhefs in exhibitions Of Boxing and Wrest-
ling. The feature OF the heeniertainment vii
If course be boxing match between Jack
be given At go p. N. and s .. N. Ad-
mission 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04


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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

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neess. @ad ..ss ifea esg % aay
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90
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b thea groand - a pap and wo-zs5 eal
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taat - cooked oa a nOt stSas o. eaftAea
clsh Wee bet g = quite palsiabIe. pui
~sts sold aat beaTy "a cosAaz. a Dor
Finse WAie % eorn, atg<, u also savory
AMI no1risaiag Tue l0rft.a sl.Safly
fo.ied. ~ eften usef a. a spooa II eatlI z
shs'e. = sa.en waiie er after bei.g TINS EN-
l'syct The brosvn Mexican besas. (rii5l.s
are Away wel cooked znt wei. u8voref
The peos wraps fortna about some
fSJo's aa1 u.akss a meal 9n then A III
10 hasaet meat ana c1ih wrapped 2
torfltta forns az stgltfta. Oarae tables %
t4e better class ne be41s maze tae ap-
pssraace toward tae close OK the neal -
ra.c1 they form tas last sa0st4rti4.
course. osiag fo.iawsi only BY ths p5s'ses
o. desert 81 frais Or csto~s Waea tae
frifstss appear, J, means taet nofning fnf
tasr - o - served Toe meat Oeflns
with soup apt 10 bs coatef WITH . layer ~
E.eltsa llrf. raa4f@ra sad seasoned vlta
ehih. This p followed BY meat usulii5
boiled, with veg tables, potatoes. caboag
and spseles II cactus, without mach
aagor r. il rot unusual 20 see the hostess
a. TIE eu4 of tas tznls take q mouth ul Of
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

HaInum sid The American People like
70 BE- humhaSged Ihis Iay bs true in
the line Of entertainment ont not where
ife IS 81 stake A man with consumption.
0r anf lingering disease. looking Death IN
be face an0 ssesing 10 evads bis awful
srosp. does not Ike - he tr8ed with So
iSh c9ufdenee We place before our readers
Ssintes great rsmety. Dr. Plefces Golden
Medical Discovery. sure rellef for that
0ng tram - discases resulting from impure
blood. such - C0nsum ption. Chronic N4ssl
Cafarrh. Liver lompi1inf. Kidney pIsor-
der. Dysyepsla. SEX lieai8cbe scrofula
snd General Debility. I me-tried aud thor
oushly tested it stands without an equal
Ans druggist
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
The Ss~ P.ylax sssss from tho Prairie
Esxia.

A rsw Jersey eorrespoudent IN Scientific
fmerican feii8 how o make a useful and IN
- -penzfVe gaivanomet~r
a hardwood base. a frw inches in diameter
aud aooat en- inch ia thickness. carries
ANAL Ior <et compass. 80 firmly into tho
base ovrF silk ias4.stsd sire. the ss.ds q
which are attached 70 b.-d.as posts ca tEe
rpr@f s.ae. all e-ia ~ nais a leat .nssla-
meat 90 e eest of eigaty eeats-os.ter than
one can ~ natsr f5 The e8ainass may bs
toEglf et laIdwars stores TO- thirty cent?
n s wei tcr tle pagc.i1s-f o. tssl the clrn-
psss before b3ylag vlth a uagaet Thln
ral. ai.. npoa che lrref SIZE of ere tase tas
cgt''ae ~ ies compass. WITH a kris slnk
the clIei5 f...s cls.ii.e.i - e.s-ll es a. iael.
A. q -. - f,lr tass ,.rfars.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

AiEk01Kh t1ege ~iii ha 10 genera Gee.
bsz1iaa & lfs1d kapads TIE cox -
fo1Fts yst tksEs sc s~ many oppes
tsns.lxs onessc It's Dgtaie - eni0y tA<xa-
seise sn1 oxlsef4ss tns nallons DiFtbcsy
i te eltset Railway Company. with thsiF
az4zl saseF yrise have arranged foE s1d
pfomise Tie paciie fefy iatsrestsag eater
lsiume4t - hAnons. The foiiogsnE l. tAs
gFgsF4mme
: n. oase BAL. plaabsfs prize
20 - q. "a. lQD race. nye eotrses now
prize.
5 - m foar-oAfec race one nolls sad
fs.aru gold hs1ge for saea u the ~ian.nx
cre0.
80 N ssiibost race. oae mile and re-
t1fn c9i0ss.
80 3. ~ single sculi. one mile aHd ~.
tasn gold badge.
tlS5a- "a. Fluning race. i09 wards. beat
tao in three heats. Ofen - al frslofuls os
ktat coasty. First pnEe $40 second
prz- 5
~ p IA bicycle rzce. two ia three heats.
one. e.hsli mile gold Dssge,
hB o. swimmins s4cr, purse
ss5 = ns fss works. displsy 10 last one
h0uf and a half.
Day tire oTks during the day
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04
A Pine Display.

The Reeds bake paople with their usual
enterprise have prepared very interesting
program al that popular haven OF pleasure.
one OF the interesting snd pleasing features
wll be their display OF fireworks, which
are said TO be the very finest that could re
purchased the price Oi one piece being
800 alone. The display will certainly be
very creciiablc, and will pay one TO make
a visit there IN the evening even II they
are not disposed 10 spend the whole dsv
or do not care for the other attractions
during the dav.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04
10 lie Fourth 90 Jsiy Celebration ss
Reeds Lake.

Great preparation are being made By the
Street Car company and parties most II.
terested IN Reeds Lake for the grandesl
Fourth Of July celebration 70 be held at
that besutiu resort As nothing of coDss-
quence viii take place II the city. M.
bev.er. Superintendent Of the Grand Rap
ids Street Car company. will give his per-
Eonal attention TO the transportation OF al
and will leave nothing undone that will
contribute 20 the pleasure Of visitors, aud
the programme which appears IA other col
unns of this iEsuc promises TO be q pleas
ing one and as the enterprise Of tie gen
ilsman IN charge IL 20 we'll known we fee
no hesitancy in saying that everything
will pass of kerenely.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

rast sustan.a rarer Trl per eent seiii-
fea ~ tirhreuate q rasnosis. ta u4ieh
t.-'e a.eas Flxsr aes hrsa a'tet aad arg n
k 81 1ahn II snf txGess-i e. s.tt uati the
rfeasrf rscer has sespuei a rrsy eelor.
aI ~ e.s Nirr 4 & ntr cent. e,.fflrn cf aiffsfa
rl sleef eltr.fsnth 1te Vtiawe ~ -. q ergr
sts "a srsis ard rss arece aevslered
fhas.ae sanssts II kietreae6e 81 silver.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

Kyrs TT-0n s1n lag July 3. a, he resl-
ceafe 49, rflsf.Fst-ss NJ thig1a O.. ~if Of
fitl.i.a 1fsfs.f. sset - lefD
Fsaeaal services az t4e fosnialn-st. Bapiis.
chafca. fgstisY laiy s a. n a.
90 ~ sinday Bioga!1g. July s. iss.. Afchi.
bald ianott f8aDo.
f-asssl AZ tAs rrs.fenes of hs daughter. Nn
tsgsas Holsi IS Serth lat. yetle e.. Tuesday
s4tsfsoln al 5 s.eisa4
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

Frrcnssis wlu - tcoeivsd - fhr eFee 81 fhe
Ctfaf Eaalaeer of ffe 1oifd0 1aziass A hBsfe
era EsHeaY 81 ffrefnr}ie Hichi1sb. urfl tgs
uh iss1 - ffa h1.idfrz ~ - frsne sna ptn
fses.if hrsfres 90 ssl8 lsiiaay tffssecu GFesa
af = srt kIi.sEes-oa sH<lf 3ffr iaesl fstf ir ei%
eerH afioes ~ aar frstre1 lrt1rr. afien 1sT -
h4s ~ sFr ilaiiaa e 81 1lr' hax'asers @aaee
rafr pars Mfb Arr a. a. t.is So sviaers ~
rr --.r " r NTH
fsfa l.I fsf fsief EngiaaeF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

The following letter explains itself
CoSvEsT ~ "OuR LADY o. MERCY"
AYLmER, Ontario, May 8. looi,
Messrs. Orlne a San. Ottama--DKsn SiRs
em happy 20 say that the Fischer pi-
apo we bought from you over three years
ago. has given entire satisfaction. Although
IN constant use it has needed tuning but
once. and its fine. Ticn quality OF tone is
admired by al. who hear il.
We are 40 we'll pleased with it that we
shall probably purchase another. Sister Su-
perior will be down in few days and will
see you about IL. Respectfully yours,
eIsTEe Wcops.
Tntse celebrated instruments are kept for
sale BIZ JULIUs A. J. FEKfpRicr,
80 and 81 Canal.st
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
IN ihe United States is at No go Wabash
ets. Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Adiusts-
ble Baby Carriages is The wonder ana pride
Of the ucople Of the great Northwest. See
advertisement IN another column of this
pauef and send ioP their handsome ca'a-
fOvua
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04
.rnrls About NICE vvark. .

Vow a. spring Is here. and erybody
changes their clothing would advice you.
Il YOU have any work IN cleaning and dge-
Ing. 10 take such where you can get the
best work done nj the lowest uTices. such a
place is the "Old and lselisbie" Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. q Canal st.
~ b. Binding. lining and repairing OF
gents cloihiag ls done with the utmoat Oi
neainess AMI durability. which IS proven
beyond a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

The sw mining and Ass tte tab Fsce at
the l.ake today ~ili PROBABLY be very inter.
estiDz and t4e latter probably in4ncrous
Sach rscss usaally attract az nsuen atien-
t58n as iasfer -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

r. now ln fail sway o. Adsms q Co
Millinery Emporium. 20 AOnroe-st. The
low prices nov offered are made 20 clear the
stock previous TO inventory. Extra bar
gaira ia al lines Of Trimmed Hats and
Boz n cts. Feather Plumes and Flowers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

Hfsp2raKTERs Co. l. n Rss'r.
GExKRsL osDEs No I.
Members OF Co are hereby ordered 70
report Al the Araorv ~ fall dress uniform
Monday Jnlv & a. 1.s1 8. N sharp
BV order Of q "A Ross
Capt Commanding
offcial r e RExNETr. lst serg't
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

The swimming aud zlso The Tub rsce at
lae iAte todsy wiil probably DC very Icter.
ssiiDs. aud the latter probably lndierous.
such races usually attfsc. as much stten-
lion ss faster RACES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-04

The day fireworks at the Lake today will
be u novelty all should see.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-07

Polynesia has been the scene of
Gospel triumphs which for character,
number and rapidity scarce admit COM
parison. Wherever the Gospel touches
these islands it transforms their civil
and social life with a speed that leaves
us no doubt of the woodworking
power of God. Polynesia only a little
while ago was the earthly realization
of hell. To be cast on these shores
meant robbery, torture, death, and a
cannibal feast over your flesh. To
day you would be tenderly cared for as
ON the most hospitable shores, and
would find over eight hundred churches
of Christ in those islands. Thomas
Powell placed on the little island of
Nanumago a native evangelist. He
found the island full of idols of stone
and wood; affairs in every house, and
temples almost as many as dwellings.
Eight years afterwards one third of the
entire population were members of the
Christian Church, and two thirds of the
children were in Christian schools, and
these new Church members contribut-
ed to the support of the Gospel and its
extention 81 so each, average. Not an
idol is to be found, nor an idol temple,
and the people, all clothed decently, sit
with delight to listen to the Gospel. NM
The number of converts in Madagascar
during period of thirty-five years of
Missionary labor is computed to eek
coed the number of converts in the Ro-
man Empire during the first three CEN
turtles of the Christian era"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-07
Poisoned.

On Thursday night the family of
Thomas Stone, at 90 Merchants Street,
were poisoned by eating ice cream. It
seems that the family had ice cream
for supper, and about 10 o'clock in the
evening the younger children were
seized with violent vomiting and
cramps. DR.. McCandliss was called,
and upon examination, pronounced it
poison. Upon investigation it was dis
covered that the vanilla used in the
cream bore the name of no manu-
facturer. The doctor Immediately
tested the contents of the bottle and
pronounced it the cause of the trouble.
All the members of the family were
very sick, and for time the lives
some of the children were despaired of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-07

A WASHINGTON special says that
the president has concluded, on ac-
count of the hot weather usual in Sep
TENDER, to postpone his visit until Oc-
tober. The Grand Army reunion is to
be held in September" Yes, the
weather began to develop signs of great
heat at st. Louis just about the time
the president was invited to be present,
and these indications of heat were
greatly augmented when the order was
made to return the rebel flags, until
now the indications are that it will be
hot as h (shoeD if he shows his nose
in st. Louis during the reunion week
of September. The following is the
special:
A gentleman who visited the White
House to-day is authority for the state
ment that the president has determined
to put of his western trip until the ma
tional encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic at st. Louis is con-
cluded. 1t was suggested to him that
he should go few days earlies than he
expected, in order to be in St. Louis
just before the Grand Army men would
arrive. He replied that he would not
make the trip any earlier under any
circumstances, but on account of the
probability of hot weather in Septem-
Der, he had about decided to postpone
it until October. As arranged for that
month the trip will include st. Louis,
Kansas City, and short run through
Kansas, Iowa, Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Wisconsin, stopping day with
Postmaster General Villas and then GO
ing to Chicago.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-07-07
AnExtraet 1,y Pferson.

God has plan In regard to the evan
gelization Of this world, and that plan
is revealed. We ought to have it so
clearly stamped upon our minds that
no doubt should ever arise as to the
fact, the destiny of the Gospel, or our
duty. That plan of God is unfOlded in
prophecy in unmistakable terms, and
we have only to keep our eyes and
ears open to see prophecy confirmed
and fulfilled by history. The stone cut
out without hands has been growing
for centuries, and is filling the whole
earth. whoever will study to find
out Gods plan for this world and then
compare 1t with his actual work IN
this world, must become convert to
Missions in every fiber of his being;
convinced and overwhelmed, first by
the power of Scripture argument, and
then by the resistlesS logic of facts!
And, because any really renewed souls
must yield before such Omnipotent APP
peals, it may be well to present a few
of the many weightY considerations
which go to show that in no age has
God been moving with strides to com.
pass this world with the knowledge OF
the Lord; yet like Ruth we can only
CLEAN a few handfulS from at illimitabl6
harvest-field.* ** What the Gospel car
| do is proven by what it has done
Mark the power which it has shown
over the lowest and highest type Of
man!
Where can you find mankind SUM
in deeper mental and moral degrade
ton than Australia and adjacent
| islands, whose savages are but one
| grade higher than the brutes they hunt
and kill? Behold the Papuan anG
Maeri and other tribes. equally lost tx
humanity, like the coin whose Original
image and superscription are worn of
restored to humanity and to God, anG
worn as precious and FURNISHED pieces
of silver on the necklace of Christ's
bride!